Workers' Comp

Part 2 of 2: Experts explore current trends in COVID-19 claims and what risk managers should be monitoring in the future.

Part 1 of 2: A panel of experts analyzed workers' comp claims data to offer a clearer picture of COVID-19's impact on the market.

The Tasmanian utility worker lived in required company-owned accommodations and was injured while on-call.

The solution will assist employers' pandemic response plans by providing employee vaccination data for COVID-19 and other diseases.

Some 60% of workers' comp claims include physical therapy, making it one of the common types of treatment needed.

Getting applications right the first time can mean fewer headaches across the insurance value chain, from underwriters to the insured.

Overall workers' comp claims increased in hot temperatures, indicating that heat exposure had an acute effect on injuries.

Declines in new business and potential adjustments in payroll during audits are just a few of the pressing workers' comp issues to monitor.